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SC Security & Risk Mgmt: Page 2
Super El Niño Could Cost Global Economy $7.2T
The World Meteorological Organization warns that there's a near 100% likelihood of this Super El Niño season's peak extending through February 2027.
Preparing for Peak Season: What to Ask an Expedite Provider Before You Need One
None of these questions is hard to ask. They’re only hard to ask in November, with a line down and a dispatcher on hold.
Cargo Thieves Steal 800 Barrels of Guinness in U.K.
Thieves drove two trucks into a distribution center and hitched them up to trailers holding a combined total of about 70,000 pints of the signature beer before driving away.
Freight’s Next Cost Breakthrough Will Come From the Network
Because the conditions that create that empty mile sit across multiple loads, shippers and facilities, no individual stakeholder can solve it alone.
UN Says World Has Failed Key Paris Climate Goal
The UN warned that every fraction of a degree of overshoot above the 1.5 threshold will dramatically accelerate glacial melt, ecosystem losses and widespread economic impacts.
Hardy Sea Sponge Offers Hope for Polluted Harbors
Researchers in Spain sought to determine whether sea sponges could survive in polluted waters, with an eye toward using them to help restore degraded ecosystems.
Trump Admin Accuses COSCO of Spying for Chinese Government
Anonymous senior White House officials claim that COSCO has operated an intelligence collection program with the Chinese government spanning decades.
Federal Court Strikes Down Labeling of Anthropic as 'Supply Chain Risk'
U.S. District Judge Rita Lin said that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's decision to attach the supply chain risk label to the company was "arbitrary and capricious."
Optimization Technology for Real-World Supply Chains
The pressures reshaping supply chains today — trade uncertainty, rising customer expectations, and the need for faster decisions — are not temporary. They are the new operating conditions.
Securing the Cross-Border Supply Chain: Risk Mitigation and Customs Compliance in U.S.-Mexico Trade
This white paper presents supply chain executives with a comprehensive blueprint for securing cross-border trade between the U.S. and Mexico.
Why Going Global Isn't Always the Right Call
For years, global sourcing has helped companies reduce production costs, access specialized suppliers, and achieve greater scale. But today’s supply chains face tariff uncertainty, geopolitical risk, transportation disruption, supplier concentration, inventory pressure, and rising customer expectations.
California Teamsters Sue Over State's Approval of Driverless Trucks
The lawsuit accuses the DMV of approving heavy-duty driverless trucks without properly weighing the impacts on job losses, and without considering public input.
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